Mer

Translates to 'sea' in French, often associated with the ocean and water imagery.

Merald

A variant of Gerald, meaning 'spear ruler' or 'powerful with a spear.'

Meralda

A blend of names suggesting beauty and charm, similar to Meral.

Meranda

Translates to 'worthy of admiration,' often denoting beauty and grace.

Meraugis

An old French name meaning 'sea of strength.'

Merce

Means 'mercy' in Spanish, used for both males and females.

Merced

Means 'mercy' or 'grace,' commonly associated with the Virgin of Mercy.

Mercedes

Means 'grace' or 'mercies,' often linked to the Virgin Mary.

Mercer

Means 'merchant,' referring traditionally to a trader or seller.

Merchbiu

A name derived from Welsh roots, meaning 'son of the sea.'

Merche

Derived from 'Merced,' meaning 'mercy' or 'grace.'

Merchelm

A variant of Welsh name meanings related to nobility or marquessate.

Merchfyw

Welsh for 'a living merchant' or 'active trader.'

Merchguinus

A name linked to historical Welsh figures, likely meaning 'of the lineage of Guinevere.'

Merchia

A variant of 'Mercia,' meaning 'mercy' or 'gift.'

Merchiaun

A feminine form linked to the Welsh root for 'merciful.'

Merchion

A name referring to 'merchant or trader.'

Merchitir

A name believed to mean 'son of the merchant.'

Merchuino

Means 'little merchant' in Welsh linguistic roots.

Merchuiu

A variation of Welsh name relating to 'merciful.'

Merchwyn

A Welsh name meaning 'blessed merchant.'

Merci

A name derived from the French word for 'grace' or 'thanks.'

Mercia

Originating from Latin, meaning 'merchant,' or associated with the ancient kingdom of Mercia in England.

Mercie

A diminutive form of 'Merci,' meaning 'grace' or 'mercy.'

Mercier

French origin meaning 'merchant' or 'trader.'

Mercilla

A diminutive form of 'Mercy' or 'Mercia,' meaning 'grace.'

Mercina

Derived from Latin, meaning 'little merciful one.'

Mercutio

Derived from Italian, meaning 'merciful' and made famous by Shakespeare's character.

Mercy

Compassion or forgiveness shown towards someone whom it is within one's power to punish or harm.

Merdyce

A modern name derived from 'Merdice,' often signifying tenderness.

Meredith

Great ruler; a name often used for both genders, rooted in ancient Welsh names.

Merefin

A variant of the name meaning 'sea friend,' often associated with nurturing qualities.

Merel

A name meaning 'blackbird,' symbolizing joy and charm.

Merete

A variant of the name Margaret, meaning 'pearl.'

Merethe

A form of Margaret, also meaning 'pearl.'

Mergareta

A variant of Margaret, meaning 'pearl.'

Merget

A contemporary variant of the name often signifying joy or light.

Mergret

A variant of Margaret, meaning 'pearl.'

Mergualdo

A name often associated with meaning 'brave or strong warrior.'

Meria

A diminutive of names like Merike, meaning 'to shine.'

Meriadok

A name meaning 'if you see Mary you will be wealthier.'

Meribeth

Combination of Mary and Beth, meaning 'beloved of God.'

Merick

A name meaning 'ruler of the sea.'

Merida

A name often linked to the meaning 'one who has earned a reward.'

Meridel

A name meaning 'beautiful and joyful.'

Meridith

A name meaning 'great ruler.'

Meriel

A name meaning 'God is my light.'

Meriet

A name meaning 'sea of bitterness.'

Merik

A name derived from 'famous ruler' or 'sea commander.'

Merild

A name meaning 'from the sea.'

Merilda

A name meaning 'brave strength.'

Merille

A variant of Muriel, meaning 'sea-bright.'

Merilyn

A name meaning 'sea of bitterness.'

Meris

A name meaning 'of the sea' or 'sea goddess.'

Merisa

A variation of the name Marisa, which derives from 'Mary' and means 'beloved' or 'beloved of God.'

Merise

Derived from the Old French name meaning 'to lift' or 'to carry.'

Merissa

A variation of the name Marisa, associated with 'sea' or 'of the sea.'

Meritta

A name meaning 'little merit' or 'of merit,' often associated with being worthy or deserving.

Meriwether

Meaning 'pleasant weather,' often associated with happiness and good fortune.

Merja

A name of Finnish origin meaning 'little village' or 'home.'

Merl

A variant of Merle, meaning 'blackbird' in French.

Merlan

Meaning 'sea' or 'from the sea,' derived from the name Merle.

Merle

Meaning 'blackbird' or 'dark,' often used for both genders.

Merlen

A variant of Merle, which means 'of the sea.'

Merlene

Derived from Merle, meaning 'blackbird,' used predominantly for females.

Merletta

A diminutive form of Merle, related to the 'blackbird' or 'dark.'

Merlin

Merlin is often associated with the legendary wizard from Arthurian legend, embodying wisdom and magic.

Merlinn

Merlinn is a feminine variant of Merlin, relating to the legendary wizard and meaning 'sea fortress' or 'sea hill.'

Merlow

Merlow is derived from English place names meaning 'lake' or 'mere by a hill.'

Merlyn

Merlyn is a variant of Merlin, meaning 'sea fortress' or associated with a strong magical folklore.

Merlynn

Merlynn is a feminine version of Merlyn, often related to the legendary wizard's traits of wisdom and beauty.

Merna

Merna is derived from the Irish name meaning 'sea or ocean.'

Merovius

Merovius is believed to mean 'famous leader' or 'great king' in Germanic tradition.

Merowald

Merowald means 'powerful ruler' in Old Germanic and relates to leadership.

Merree

Merree is a variant of Mary, meaning 'beloved' or 'wished-for child.'

Merrel

Merrel is derived from Old English meaning 'pond or pool.'

Merrell

Merrell is of English origin meaning 'from the lake or the marsh.'

Merrett

Merrett is derived from Old English meaning 'staying at home' or 'loyal one.'

Merri

Merri is derived from the word meaning 'joy' or 'mirth' in English.

Merric

Merric means 'powerful ruler' in Old English.

Merrick

Merrick means 'ruler' or 'sea power' in Old English.

Merridan

A variation of Meridan, often meaning 'sea' or 'from the sea'.

Merrie

A variant of Merry, meaning 'happy' or 'cheerful'.

Merrielle

Derived from the name Marie, meaning 'sea of bitterness' or 'beloved'.

Merrigan

Derived from the surname, originally meaning 'sea circle'.

Merril

A variant of Merle, meaning 'blackbird' or 'sea'.

Merrilee

A modern invented name combining 'Merry' and 'Lee', meaning 'happy meadow'.

Merrilees

A variation of Merrilee, a combination meaning 'happy meadows'.

Merrili

A contemporary variation derived from Merrie, meaning 'happy' or 'cheerful'.

Merrill

Derived from an Old English surname meaning 'the boundary lake'.

Merrily

Meaning 'in a merry manner' or 'cheerfully'.

Merrin

Derived from the surname, meaning 'sea'.

Merrion

A feminine form of the name that means 'sea'.

Merrit

Meaning 'little Mary' or 'to be worthy'.

Merrita

A diminutive of Mary or Maria, meaning 'beloved'.

Merritt

Meaning 'little boundary' or 'from the lake'.

Merritta

A variation of Merrita, meaning 'little Mary' or 'beloved'.

Merry

Meaning 'joyful' or 'cheerful'.

Merryl

A variation of Merle, meaning 'blackbird' or 'shining sea'.

Merryn

Based on the Welsh word the 'sea'.